Govern your AI.
Stay compliant.
Valdra is the AI governance platform built in Canada, ready for the world. Register every AI system you build or buy and classify each one against the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and NIST AI RMF — while getting ahead of Canada's emerging AI rules and the automated-decision obligations already in force under PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25. Generate the documentation regulators and enterprise customers demand.
amende maximale de la Loi sur l'IA de l'UE — ou 7 % du chiffre d'affaires mondial, selon le montant le plus élevé
1 Loi sur l'IA de l'UE, article 99
Commencer l'évaluation gratuiteChaque système d'IA, classé et suivi.
Enregistrez chaque système d'IA que votre organisation conçoit ou achète, puis classez-le automatiquement selon la Loi sur l'IA de l'UE, ISO 42001 et le cadre NIST AI RMF. Interdit, à haut risque, limité ou minimal — vous connaissez toujours votre exposition et les exigences exactes de chaque niveau.
Demander une démoUne documentation qui s'écrit toute seule.
Les dossiers techniques de l'annexe IV, les fiches de modèle et les évaluations d'impact sur les droits fondamentaux sont générés à partir des données de vos systèmes, puis signalés pour mise à jour dès qu'un modèle change. La preuve exigée par les autorités, sans page blanche.
Demander une démoFonctionnalités supplémentaires
Demander une démoAI Systems Registry
A living inventory of every AI system your organization builds or buys — model, provider, purpose, data, and risk tier in one source of truth.
EU AI Act Risk Classifier
Guided questionnaire classifies each system as prohibited, high-risk, limited, or minimal — mapped to Annex III, GPAI, and Article 50 transparency rules.
Obligations Map
Every obligation each tier triggers — conformity assessment, human oversight, technical docs — tracked with status, progress, and one-click task creation.
AI Documentation
Annex IV technical files, model cards, and Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments (FRIA) generated from your system data and versioned automatically.
AI Vendor Risk
Govern the AI supply chain — provenance, sub-processors, data residency, CLOUD Act exposure, and DPA status for every AI vendor you rely on.
Shadow AI Discovery
Surface unsanctioned AI tools in use across your org and promote them into the registry with one click — no more ungoverned AI.
Multi-Framework Coverage
EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and NIST AI RMF — plus Canada's emerging AI rules and the automated-decision duties already in PIPEDA and Law 25. One registry, every framework, a single source of truth.
Auto Re-Classification
When a model or version changes, Valdra flags the system for re-classification so your governance never silently drifts out of date.
“Nous avions une douzaine d'outils d'IA en production sans savoir lesquels relevaient de la Loi sur l'IA de l'UE. Valdra a classé chaque système en un après-midi et généré la documentation de l'annexe IV que nos clients entreprise réclamaient.
DRDaniel RoyChef de l'IA · Northbridge Analytics
Questions fréquentes
What is AI governance?
AI governance is how an organization inventories, classifies, documents, and oversees the AI systems it builds or buys so they stay lawful, safe, and accountable. In practice it means a registry of every AI system, a risk classification against frameworks like the EU AI Act and ISO 42001, the required documentation (technical files, model cards, impact assessments), and ongoing monitoring. Valdra automates all of it.
Does the EU AI Act apply to Canadian companies?
Yes — like the GDPR, the EU AI Act has extraterritorial reach. If you place an AI system on the EU market or its output is used in the EU, you are in scope regardless of where you are headquartered. High-risk systems carry the heaviest obligations and fines reach €35M or 7% of global turnover. Valdra classifies your systems and tells you exactly what applies.
What frameworks does Valdra cover for AI governance?
Valdra covers the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 (AI management systems), and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and tracks Canada's emerging AI rules — the expected successor to AIDA, plus the automated-decision-making obligations already in force under PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25. Each is a data-driven framework in one registry, so a single AI system is assessed against all of them at once.
Does Canada have an AI law yet?
Not a dedicated one in force — AIDA (the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act) lapsed when Bill C-27 died in 2025, and a successor is expected. But Canadian organizations already face AI obligations today: PIPEDA and Quebec's Law 25 both regulate automated decision-making and require transparency about it, and the EU AI Act applies extraterritorially to Canadian companies whose AI reaches EU users. Valdra governs your AI against all of these now, so you're ready the day Canada's own law lands.
What is a FRIA?
A Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment is required under the EU AI Act for certain high-risk AI systems before deployment. It documents the system's purpose, affected people, risks to fundamental rights, and the measures taken to mitigate them. Valdra generates a FRIA from your registry data and flags it for refresh when the system changes.
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